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concrete technology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 18 concrete technology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 18 concrete technology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Chemistry of low carbon cement minerals produced from waste CO2 and concrete
Supervisor (primary) Imperial College London. Dr. Rupert J. Myers . Applications are invited for a PhD scholarship funded by the European Research Council Starting Grant project titled “Decarbonising cementitious materials through carbon capture and utilisation (CO. Read more
Structural performance of reinforced concrete beams made of ultra-high performance geopolymer concrete
Over the past decades, a significant number of studies have been undertaken on the material development of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) and the structural performance of UHPC members. Read more
Rheological properties of geopolymer/alkali-activated concrete
Geopolymer concrete (GPC), also known as alkali-activated concrete, is a sustainable (low carbon) alternative to conventional concrete made of Portland cement. Read more
Development of Recovered Fly Ash and Ternary Cements for Low Carbon Concrete Infrastructure
This fully funded industry/Scottish Research Partnership in Engineering project aims to develop practical and economic low carbon concrete. Read more
Thin overlays to replace the need for conventional reinforcement in 3D-printed concrete structures
Three-dimensional concrete printing (3DCP) is one of the digital construction technologies, which eliminates the use of expensive formwork for building concrete structures with complex geometries via an additive manufacturing process. Read more
3D-printable strain-hardening cementitious composites using Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LC3)
3D concrete printing (3DCP) allows the ‘freeform’ construction of concrete components with complex geometries without the use of formwork. Read more
Computational design and optimization of internal porous scaffold and skeleton morphology for designing and making extra-light 3D-concrete printed precast facade components
This research project aims to develop an ‘extra-light’ precast concrete façade or wall component through geometrically configuring and structurally optimizing the internal porous scaffold or inner skeleton morphology using the computational morphogenesis method. Read more
Greening the Grey: Creating Green Concrete Infrastructure using 3D Printing Technology
Research Group:
Institute of Sustainable Built Environment
Project Ref. JWS2023-BS. Urban environments are generally packed with concrete structures and roads, with considerably less green space. Read more
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(A*STAR) Development and Characterisation of Waste Ash-based Geopolymer
Concrete is the most widely used construction material in the world with an annual consumption of over 10 billion cubic meters. Cement, which is the most carbon intensive constituent in concrete contributes to over 80% of the total embodied carbon of concrete. Read more
Prediction of early-age cracking in structural concrete
Concrete structures are popularly used to provide open space areas that are often incorporated into the design of sports, social and industrial structures. Read more
3D-printable fibre-reinforced low-carbon concrete for additive construction
3D concrete printing (3DCP) can allow freeform construction without the use of expensive formwork, but the current progress is limited by the range of printable concretes and reinforcing methods. Read more
Study of stray current induced corrosion in railway construction
Railway electrification represents an important carbon strategy in the UK. It is estimated that an electric train consumes at least 20% less power (per passenger per mile) compared to a diesel-powered train. Read more
Holographic Construction Methods for Circular Design
This research consolidates strengths of multiple areas of research, namely. paperless architecture, augmented reality, holographic construction and Circular Economy (CE, henceforth) for design. Read more
Digital Stone: Robotic Construction of a Masonry Arch Bridge
Stone bridges and buildings were widely built up until the 1920s. They last for hundreds - and in many cases thousands of years, for example those built by the Romans. Read more
Analytical and numerical modeling of innovative strengthening materials (Fiber Reinforced Polymer and Textile Reinforced Mortar) applied to brittle supports
Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites and Textile Reinforced Mortar (TRM) materials represent an effective retrofitting strategy for the rehabilitation of masonry and concrete structures. Read more
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